Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-27
ladies' COLUMN.
,ts Ball Dresses Black Silk
S .,.rr.s Suitable for all Occa-
w., ,ions and all Seasons
.,s B,nuers-Fhe Common
DIs 'V s,r,e of Wearing that Which
S'''' Is the Most Brc0mihg'

usto Aracnne and oacen Nab
ga' .noId Economres-ooF Wschly
~s'''' Notes and Kac.PsS'
-a eirl plrouettiDg before her
b!o 1-.s- is not vexiog her SOUL much
pig - .-rrss Gacque, Directoire, me-
,r'I any other save what is most oe-
D'7il u a., nd if when the holiday tes wi
:'aIs .u;n she csn beguile papa and
IL ~, into gettiog her something per-
s'9 o. Iog 81, that sac saw at b & Co.
t:-i ,. %, the fau fabrics mis- season are
pas' n turn older heads than those Of
CIV debutsntes. AS the gossamer
ga15 rn.terisls slip through the
il md fall in light folds, one is
;i3s IA n believe the Hydrologic fable
|EcY..obne. and that the web whic1
. me tne Jealousy Of Minerva must
.'.''' yeri.s5le fabric of which these are
'l's.o-riysl. So fairy Ike is the texture
g. seems scarcely possible that
~ is enough Of substance to hold
.'' .--igs dots and f uuCes with which
!, =. ~ ~. ornsmenged, and yet on this filmY
~ .-g hung crystals and irridescen-
5. ! -, and woven in the mesh are
.. of silver and OF gold,and wrought
- -o1g this gliiteriDg trecery are flowers
y NV hue, making q garment that
C.'an NAB herself might choose for her
A1 II: select from such q variety is by no
NC eesv. sud to make mistake in
10. L,lc is fsyal to q wOmsn's pleasure
, No. woman has left her dressing room
- ~ LEASED with herself 0 feel cnsgTin-
y, n, and mortified bya comparison in the
t,rroon. Tulle Is certainly favOrite,
.-Ip,Ie pinks and blues are popular
. - Ole fanciful writer has likened q
,,,,gre OF the first color, hung with crys-
,,Is 70 sunset cloud Lilac as an
. ,,,2 color has its admirers, aud white
~, rose I'd is emIneutiy proper.
nrgttv dress for s dehuJante has g
sirrje skirt OF white satin, frilled with
igonsrrOw plaiting4 IF white SATIN, al
.srrstipg with two Of white point
Tssorit. The point d'esprIt dTapery has
, Io5g, full tablier from, drawn high on
ne hos, and the bscz drapery is very
.nDe. beiug partially concealed by q
trsd sash Of saJin D.COr-edged ribbon;
he l5E. necked waist, laced in the back,
I sharply pointed back end front, aud is
cutie plain save f,r 8 frill of polut
5ssprt and 8 garland OF daises ABOUT the
1F, round neck. The hair il rolled hig1
nd smooth back from the forehead into
,si s dozsn puff5, am ing wnica is set T.
iale Eigre.te of Caisv buds. Long,
g,a I'd kids and white satin slippers COM
5ele this fresh, dsiUty costume.
IL these days Of needieWJrK 8 woman
!nste sad Ingenuity, may create & beau
-i1l costume by ntr sAILl IL Introducing
Il embroidered panel, using besdS Of
tine snd white, frightened here and there
Tl.l touch Of gold.
ABother prelUy cOnCeit is a tunic of
71i.e net covered wi'E { pattern Of
lsTied barley worked with pearl beads
lis sid that tuniCs are more in vogue
hsn panels, st least they are newer. Il
Gems decided that very low Decks and
cry short sleeves are no longer fashion
h, halt sleeves are much worn, and
ign neCks are CHOSEN Cor Fl st season
IRIS, rather than ths decolIetUe that hss
.iCited deserved Censure.
This Is YeritaOly the season of en-
i0!ieIy. There seems to be no garment
which it cannot be applied, aud
% material that is considered
suitable for SUCH or1amentiug
Wherever il is put it Is not considered
OF Of place, jackets and waists, vests
ID lappelS sT5 oil braid d and even Skin S
E2 covered with charming designs snd
lsp5ry so arranged s. TO displat it ad-
iDtsgeouslY; requ-nt!y ia land OF en-
'oloery extends around me ensire skirt.
Much IS said Of the Greek sIy'e, and
ONE might Ike 10 know the principle
7s'0Ie OF this muCh-sdmired costume
'lls graceful fashion OF dress tue petti
Os. is N velvet or veiveteeD, aud it may
plain or richly embroidered. TINS
ggsF garment Is cut in the back and on
re right side of the waist like q
0.onAlse, but the left front, as far back
Ios NIP, IS made ike q isckee. Fh-
Ol' oil N WAIST is laid in full plsits for
-lee inches down the right shoulder
en- This Civ sI1fi aenJ drspery to
-" over IN graceful folds TO the left
" and 1t Is held In place here with 8
Ase IOsette OF ribbon an inCh wide or
- " passemsnterie ornament.
-asst inenteTie is profusely used in or
alsalrg and fr. qusntiy enters iuto tn
.sSS Us5li, entire from s Of skirts and
.. oeirg formed of strips of this,
!, ,,', lAung with velvet ribbon, similar t.
y .see and passementerie Of last sum
tae lew princess gowns are growing
.'.yI' These are frequently m.de of
!. lA'oflcs, and lsp from the shoulder to
!. IislI nip, the fronts of the bodice
s.s 'ne two fabrics, ard these ap-
l ~ agaln In the sides of the skirt and
me- 5,s middle Of the back.
= "-.e green aud red each contend for
! ,'paS.ery IN color, black does not lose
~, s,Opalsrlly, the beautiful silk II n
I,oa S w, popular zing the somaer ~.
M H. suE made up ia comoina .Iou with
l, ,,' Slu MORE, and trimmed with !
"a. ~ elegant Costume Around SIX TT
a. "1'eTtd elk with q velvet border,
~ " oy passementerie and basque,
M sa,lered front opening over q v st
,@ 80 a ,L velvet with q pointed velvet
i, III d.. ale oyerskirt and basque being of
s,.i1a ngaIUe, constitute a gown very
IIA Eg IN effect.
rS, Tsler dress recommends itself by It's
.,Si L'Ny' and the directions gwen Will
$50 comparatively inexpsrIenc. d
,dlc s'a aa to carry out the de- gn. 7 e
4 ~ suu tfsin are of rico blsck orocade
b,,tle pettlco&t is first foundation
Nd SIX Over this is q full skirt of
cae5 .sce, to which are lightly at
mo- q Intervals of four inches, bands
6e - green velvet some three inches
N ~ V .Sg fro the waist to he bot
: s5,, we SKIRT. These bands oil velvet
led w;.y pointed st the end and Ia
no ~" =, 9 saS Ell If braids. Tie ga h
E ~. toe lace is SO arranged that